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FOX 2 interviews Senate candidate Schmitt after NFIB endorsement
On a steamy Wednesday in O’Fallon, Missouri, state Attorney General and Senate candidate Eric Schmitt toured Specialized Collision Center with its owner, Jack Schroeder.
The American Red Cross in need of volunteers for disaster response
The American Red Cross of Greater St. Louis has disaster relief volunteers in Alaska following a typhoon and in Puerto Rico following a hurricane. Some of them were deployed before the disaster struck.
Toasted Ravs or Ted Drewes?
"double vision" 📸
Permitting Reform Is a Decoy for Ramping Up Gas
A new Manchin-Schumer deal is being marketed as a clean-energy hack, but it’s mostly about gas exports.
Best gluten free pizza in the STL area.
Plumber’s help please. What is the purpose of the white bar on my water heater pressure relief valve? Does it matter if the old one is longer than the replacement? Thanks!
How this school district in St. Louis County is stopping phone use in class
St. Louis meth dealer gets more than 12 years in prison
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. - A St. Louis man who admitted to dealing methamphetamine on both sides of the Mississippi River was sentenced to 151 months in federal prison. Prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of Illinois said Antonio Brown, 38, appeared in court on Sept. 19 to learn his punishment. [...]
Any place that will pass my car safety inspection with a crack in it?
A Chorus Line – Stages St. Louis
The one singular sensation that exhilarated Broadway for over fifteen years returns to STAGES! Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and 9 Tony Awards,
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Hawley fundraising email warns against teaching kids there’s ‘more than one gender’
The email appears to contradict Hawley’s position that there are two (but only two) genders.
Siteman Cancer Center joins forces with the University of Missouri
It’s an effort to hasten scientific breakthroughs and improve access to cancer treatments across the state.
Neighbors push back against proposed Herculaneum truck stop
Missouri Botanical Garden celebrates drop in temps with extended hours
Summer’s last blast made it tough to enjoy outside time the past few days, but a cold front Wednesday evening will bring a drop in temperatures. At the Missouri Botanical Garden, visitors celebrated the arrival of falling temperatures during the Fall Flower Hours event.
Scaled-back income tax cut wins initial approval in Missouri Senate
The Missouri Senate gave first-round approval Tuesday to a $335 million income tax cut over objections from liberal members who saw fiscal problems ahead and conservative members who wanted deeper …
Missouri judge again delays decision on Agape Boarding School as more abuse alleged
“... this judge is not making decisions on what’s best for the children involved.”
St. Louis man accused of luring woman to construction site for abuse
Investigators say a St. Louis man lured a woman to a construction work site with the promise of a job and used that opportunity to force himself on her.
Methamphetamine Dealer Sentenced To More Than 12 Years In Prison
EAST ST. LOUIS – The U.S. District Court in St. Louis announced today that Antonio M. Brown, 38, of St. Louis, Missouri, was sentenced to 151 months in prison for the distribution of methamphetamine on Monday, September 19, 2022. Following his release from federal prison, Brown must complete five years of supervised release. The offense occurred in early February 2021, while Brown was on supervised release for federal firearms offenses. A federal grand jury indicted Brown on September 21, 2021, for one count of distribution of a controlled substance. Brown was indicted for distributing crystal methamphetamine in Sauget, Ill., but evidence showed that Brown was also selling the drug in bulk from his residence in south St. Louis, Missouri. “Crystal methamphetamine is dangerous in any amount, no matter where it comes from,” United States Attorney Rachelle Aud Crowe said. “With the assistance of our state and local partners, federal law enforcement officials will